Shayne P. Carter (New Zealand) wrote his account about his time at Bangkok 1899’s residency - read here
Tiffany Singh (New Zealand):
“Bangkok 1899 is armed with the belief that it is essential to nourish art making alongside children’s development: combining process and experience to enable both life aspects to coexist harmoniously. This residency champions opportunities for women artists who are also mothers, as well as pioneering good practice through social impact outcomes. I’m exceptionally grateful for the opportunity to live and work at this residency with my family.”
Jui-Pin Chang (Taiwan):
“As an professional artist, I have completed an overseas residency every year the past 12 years. Working alongside Susannah has been a privilege. She is an excellent artistic director, having created a very friendly, welcoming atmosphere that provides a conducive space for an artist to work. Her main strength is caring about the artist and understanding their needs. Bangkok 1899 has been a highlight in my artist residency history.”
Noppanun Sookping (Thailand)
"Yesterday was the last day of my internship at Bangkok 1899. Words cannot describe how honored I feel to have been a part of this amazing project. Many thanks to Susannah Tantemsapya and many other amazing people for being so nice to me and sharing with me many great life lessons. This place did not only allow me to develop skills essential for my career future, but it also taught me a lot about the society, people and life. I wish you all the best and am looking forward to seeing this project prosper in the future.” (August 1, 2019)